Record of Lodoss War
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Record of Lodoss War
Record of Lodoss War (Storyteller Version)
by Jon_Turner
The classic 13-episode fantasy Anime series gets the audio book / drama treatment in this thrilling retelling. Drawn together by fate, six brave adventures find themselves participating in a deadly war which threatens to destroy their beloved home, Lodoss. If you're a fan of fantasy in general, this is a must.
Record of Lodoss War
Haunted
by legendofthesevenstars
Parn impulsively rescues Ashram from dying at Fire Dragon Mountain, and King Kashue agrees to take him as a political prisoner. Interrogating Ashram leads Parn to realize that he and Ashram have more in common than he thought - and that there is still more than meets the eye to the forces of evil on Lodoss.
Record of Lodoss War
A potentially explicit work
Beyblade Burst (Anime)
Let it Rip. Let Us Die.
by orphan_account
[DISCONTINUED]What happens in the Snake Pit when Ashtem thinks you're not needed anymore? And what happens when you’re not supposed to know? [LATER ON: Maybe Gore; death; mental disturbances]
League of Legends
public relations
by Zerrat
Kayle had expected certain requirements when she made her bargain with Ashram and the so-called "Institute of War". The PR machine was the last thing she'd had in mind, however.
Beyblade Burst (Anime)
A potentially explicit work
Beyblade Burst (Anime)
The Mark of Eternity
by NekoVi
All of those Bladers, all of them with marks. Some of those markings were deliberate, like Suoh Goshuin’s, but others, like Shu Kurenai’s, were accidental. Those marks, regardless of the circumstances of their creation, have become associated with their Beys. It means that the bond is strong, that the Blader and Bey share energy, thoughts, emotions, and occasionally a body when the battle gets tough.And now, Alexander Gilten has one, too, right in the middle of his forehead. He had wanted it to happen. A bond strong enough to leave a mark, surely, means good things for the Blader involved, so long as they are strong enough to control it, and he thinks he is.However, if Dead Phoenix is now strong enough to nearly gain control of Phi and Hearts, what could that possibly mean for those naive human Bladers, who are far weaker than them?((This is the fourth book in my Price for Immortality series))


